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ChatGPT's Intelligent UI emits a custom DIL language, not raw code, an engineer reports

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An engineer who reverse-engineered OpenAI's Intelligent UI in ChatGPT says the model does not write raw code for interfaces.

According to the post by Rohan Paul on X, ChatGPT emits a custom UI language called DIL, the server compiles it and streams it to a client, and the client renders it with about 70 native components in a sandboxed runtime.

The post says interactions run without additional AI calls. The engineer's findings are reported on X and have not been confirmed by OpenAI.

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    Reverse-engineered: how ChatGPT's Intelligent UI generates interfaces

    AIAn engineer reverse-engineered OpenAI's new Intelligent UI and found that ChatGPT does not write raw code for interfaces. It emits a custom UI language called DIL, which the server compiles and streams to a client that renders it with about 70 native components in a sandboxed runtime. Interactions run without additional AI calls.

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